I love the gymnopedies.

I prefer the gymnosaties, *ba dum tss*

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OlrcbKlW4Tw&t=58s

With your ear down to the ground... i hear a very gentle sound...
:D

Post that again because it's so fucking cool... but did anyone notice the first time that he's wearing a Rush, moving pictures tour shirt?

It's all binaural beats these days! (headphones required for the complete experience)

There's this band named Rush that you might enjoy.

:D

They're pretty great. My Dad's favorite band actually, I grew up having them blasted in my ear on a daily basis.

I'm a fan, too. They're maybe top 30ish for me . . . at least in my top 50. (I'm a fan of hundreds and hundreds of artists.) I've actually seen Rush at least once on every tour since they were supporting their very first album. The first few times I saw them they were supporting other artists--Uriah Heep the first time, then KISS, then Ted Nugent.

Closest I've been to going to a concert was watching Our Lady Peace on one of the big screens on the side walk beside the concert area in Halifax. It was a rainy day, and few people were there, and they were hardly giving it their all. So the lead singer climbed the stage, saying that he wanted to see who all was there, and then spotted us on the street, like thirty people probably, and said "hey guys watching for free", and we were all like "hey!", and waved back.

So the lead singer climbed the stage, saying that he wanted to see who all was there, and then spotted us on the street, like thirty people probably, and said "hey guys watching for free", and we were all like "hey!", and waved back. — Wosret

Haha

Geez, it's difficult for me to imagine having never been to a concert. I've not only been to many hundreds, going all the way back to 1968, but I've played hundreds, going all the way back to 1974.

I was lucky to eat growing up, let alone go to concerts. Rise Against, probably my fav band comes through Edmonton once in awhile, I plan to see them sometime.

I bought concert tickets to one of the festivals last year, but my date stood me up, and the tickets are still in my glove box.

I was lucky to eat growing up, let alone go to concerts. — Wosret

Well, in my case, it helps that when I was a kid, concerts were like $5 or so. Even in the mid to late 70s--1976-1977, say, concert tickets were still only $11-12. Of course, that was worth a bit more back then, but it's still under $50 in today's dollars.

I ought to make a point to go to a couple of concerts this year, even if alone. I definitely would like to.

I kinda like that.

This is cool thanks for the share!

STRFKR is a great band.